Used for: Interior Door Light Bulb, Trunk or Cargo Area Light
Used for: Interior Door Light Bulb, Trunk or Cargo Area Light
Used for: Vanity Mirror Light Bulb
This page covers the 2022 Toyota Avalon and helps you verify bulb sizes by lighting position, so you can match the correct replacement to each exterior or interior lamp. Because the Avalon uses LED lighting for many key functions, it is especially important to confirm the exact location before ordering parts.
Use this guide to check the bulb type for headlights, tail lights, turn signals, license plate lights, dome lights, and other positions on the 2022 Avalon. That makes it easier to avoid ordering the wrong bulb when replacing a failed light or upgrading a specific lamp area.
Fitment can vary by trim, lighting package, market, and body style, so always compare the bulb chart for your exact vehicle before buying. On the 2022 Avalon, many exterior lighting positions are listed as LED, while some interior and cargo-area locations use replaceable bulbs such as 168, 917, or 7065. If your car has been modified, if a previous owner installed aftermarket lighting, or if you are converting from halogen-style parts to LED, the installed bulb may not match the original equipment listing. The safest approach is to inspect the bulb already in the vehicle, confirm the connector and base style, and then purchase a replacement that matches both the chart and the physical part in your car.
This page shows many lighting positions as LED, including the high beam headlight, low beam headlight, brake light, tail light, front and rear turn signals, daytime running light, parking light, license plate light, center high mount stop light, cornering light, side marker lights, back up reverse light, dome light, and map light. It also lists 168/917 for the trunk or cargo area light and interior door light, plus 7065 for the vanity mirror light.
Yes, the bulb chart on this page lists both the high beam headlight and low beam headlight as LED on the 2022 Toyota Avalon.
The chart lists the brake light bulb as LED. That means the brake light assembly is shown as LED rather than a standard replaceable halogen bulb.
The license plate light bulb is listed as LED on this page. If you are replacing that lamp, confirm the exact housing and connector before ordering, since LED setups can vary by trim or market.
The trunk or cargo area light is listed as 168 or 917. Those are the bulb numbers shown for this position on the page.
The interior door light bulb is listed as 168 or 917. Check the existing bulb and socket style before purchasing a replacement.
The vanity mirror light bulb is listed as 7065 on this page.
Both the front turn signal light bulb and rear turn signal light bulb are listed as LED on this page, but the exact replacement method can still differ by lamp location and trim.
Yes. Trim, lighting package, market, and body style can all affect fitment. Even when the page lists a bulb as LED, the actual assembly or connector may differ between versions.
Start by checking the bulb position on this page, then inspect the installed bulb in your vehicle if possible. Compare the base, connector, and housing shape before ordering, especially if the car has aftermarket lighting or previous repairs.
Sometimes yes, but not always. Many LED positions are part of a larger assembly, while some interior locations still use replaceable bulbs like 168, 917, or 7065. The correct replacement depends on the specific lamp location.
No. Aftermarket LED conversions can require different fitment, polarity, or load management, and they may not match the factory setup. Always verify compatibility with the exact lamp position before installing a conversion.
